Tag: Relationships

Tez Talks #29 – Conscious Relationships & Communication Hi guys! Today I recruited my hubby, Mark along to sit down and discuss conscious relationships. We’ve had people comment and ask how we do what we […]

I used constantly fear being misunderstood by people around me. As a result, I frequently found myself constantly feeling the need to explain myself or over interpreting my own actions hoping that I would make […]

Why is it that some of the most simple things the people we love do can seem so terrible? Love is a deep mystery but it is one worth wondering about to begin unmasking its role in our lives. Lets start with the term “falling in love.” It shows that love is not a controlled act, it is a messy, surrendering, fragile, willingness to experience something new.

Our romantic relationship isn’t so different to our favourite pair of stilettos. Really!
If the heel breaks off your stiletto, whom do you blame? The manufacturer, the shop owner who sold you the pretty shoes in the first place, the guy on the street who just happened to look your way as you went flying booty over tit into a rose bush.

I am SO excited to be back with a new Tez Talks! Today I talk about establishing boundaries. This is such an important thing to be aware of in all aspects of our lives; family, friendships, work. By having clear and open boundaries and putting them in place – it means that our relationships with one another can be as healthy as possible which in turn, allows them to grow and thrive.

Communication is talked about commonly as a hugely important part to healthy relationships. But something much less talked is keeping up on our basic needs for survival. Are you well fed, well rested, hydrated, and clean? Do you have any other basic survival needs right now? If you feel lacking in any vital category, hold off on important discussions and first handle your basic needs. Then you can approach any situation with a more functional foundation and peace of mind.

Affairs of the heart can be even more harmful than physical affairs – and given that 70% of all marriages experience an extra-marital affair (according to Sexual health Australia) I felt the need to shed some light on what an emotional affair actually is, and what’s needed to stop your relationship from becoming a shocking statistic.